Great spot! Delicious beer, plenty of space, great vibes, and if you need food there's a place…read moreacross the the courtyard. Service was fast and helpful. Would definitely be a regular here if I lived nearby.

lovely little brewery in a wonderful setting - thanks Quentin for a very enjoyable tour !read more

From the owner: Hand crafted real ale and beer brewed in our micro-brewery in the heart of the National Forestread more

Beer is fantastic, love the atmosphere, and the people helping us were nice. It's a big warehouse…read morestyle arrangement with picnic tables that spill from inside to outside. There is lots and lots of seating but the place is also popular; we went once where it was hard to get seating and once when we had our pick of anywhere, so I guess on balance you might want to call ahead and reserve a table if you know you when you want to be there but also don't hesitate to just drop in on a whim. Oh, super pizza too!

Disappointed that our group was told to move from our inside seating location as it had been…read morereserved after we were told no need to reserve our spot after we say down. It to make matters worst we were told by the Thornbridge that it is not their responsibility to find us another seat - if we come in next time, we will just look for the unreserved seats and kick someone out

The Barrel Drop is an awesome micropub located down Nottingham's most famous alleyway. With around…read more10 real ales, served fresh from the cask, and a cider or too (plus bottles in the fridge and I believe wine) you will be sure to find a beer you love. A haven for Real Ale drinkers and Craft Beer fans, it's a really welcome one-room pub and should be at the top of your list of pubs to visit when in Notts.

Located down an alley off the main road you enter a small U shaped room in one corner of which is…read morethe bar around which is basically on shelving a mini beer and cider festival . The place is basic old bits of furniture , newspapers and an occasional game make it less of a pub more of a social club/ beer festival . It's unique . And the beers great

Burton Bridge Brewery is situated just after the 'old' bridge that leads you into Burton on the…read moreA511. A real drinkers pub, they brew their own ale on site and hold regular events, like beer festivals. The bar is well stocked with real ales including the famous 'Porter', as well as a selection of strong fruit wines. Be careful of the bar itself though, it is sloping, so if you put your pint on it, you will soon be wearing it! The lounge area has a good range of comfortable seating, as well as large roaring fire. A great place to sit with a good pint and debate the ways of the world. Upstairs is a traditional pub skittle alley which you can hire out, which we did as parts of a work's do. The alley is housed in a large room away from then main pub. A little on the rustic side, with old doors to protect the room from any errant bowls, but comfortable nonetheless, with an area to seat about thirty. The room was extremely cold though, the two coal fires were welcome but failed to really heat the room hardly at all. The bowling was entertaining though, as we split ourselves into two teams, it became very competitive, with anybody with a modicum of skill being applauded loudly! The food was truly great as well, chicken curry and cottage pie, mushy peas and chips, never tasted so good. A great venue, a great night, to which I would recommend to anyone. At the end of February there is a 'Beer and Bangers' event!

Used this place only a couple of times with friends. Lively and friendly atmosphere seems a nice…read moreplace to enjoy a beer or three. Sadly my personal taste doesn't enjoy the beer selection so I wont be a regular. I would say it is a traditional beer drinkers pub and quoting from my uncle who is a regular it's a mans pub